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Venus Aerospace secures $90M Series B to develop next-generation rocket engine

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Venus Aerospace has raised $90 million in a Series B funding round to develop a new type of rocket engine. The Texas-based aerospace startup is working on propulsion technology aimed at advancing high-speed flight. The funding round signals strong investor confidence in the company's novel engine concept. Venus Aerospace joins a growing list of private aerospace firms attracting significant capital to push the boundaries of rocket propulsion technology.

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